DVD: Mei Sheng Fan     DVD:     Mei Sheng Fan      The Buddhist Fist Shun-Yee Yuen, Siu Ming Tsui Tai Seng, 2000 Brilliant Another quintessential bad movie sub genre is the chopsaki kung-fu flick genre. I've seen a lot of chopsaki flicks. But I don't think I have ever seen one as genuinely bad as The Buddhist Fist. It was one of those movies that I felt, at least for a time, was the worst ...             Master of Zen Sung Young Chen, Tung-Shing Yee Jmh Productions, 2001 Deep This movie is based on a true story about the Bodhidharma from southern India. "An Enlightened Buddhist Master who is credited with reviving Buddhism in China and founding martial arts." (...)             The Postman Fights Back Yun-Fat Chow, Ka-Yan Leung Tai Seng, 1999 "One must have skills to travel the world" -- Fu Jun Many of Hong Kong films have a backdrop of historical intrigue in the Qing Dynasty (circa 1644 to 1911). Golden Harvest's The Postman Fights Back takes place a few years after this period in 1913 just after the establishment of the Republic of China with Yuan Shikai ...             Street Gangs Of Hong Kong Chung Wang, Lily Li Digital 1 Stop, 2004 DON'T BUY THIS DVD! THIS IS NOT THE CORRECT MOVIE AS LABELED ON THE PACKAGING.IT IS SOME OTHER KUNG FU MOVIE OF THE POOREST QUALITY. YOU CAN BUY ''STREET GANGS OF HONG KONG''A.K.A. ''THE DELINQUENT''IN THE CHINESE LANGUAGE AT HKFLICKS.COM FOR ABOUT $20.00             The Postman Fights Back Yun-Fat Chow, Ka-Yan Leung 20th Century Fox, 2004 "One must have skills to travel the world" -- Fu Jun Many of Hong Kong films have a backdrop of historical intrigue in the Qing Dynasty (circa 1644 to 1911). Golden Harvest's The Postman Fights Back takes place a few years after this period in 1913 just after the establishment of the Republic of China with Yuan Shikai ...             Riki-Oh- The Story of Ricky [Region 2] - Uncut Special Edition Siu-Wong Fan, Mei Sheng Fan One of the all-time great exploitation films Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky is a truly bizarre film. It's a hybrid exploitation film combining the prison movie, the martial arts movie, and the gore-fest. Oh yeah, and with supervillains that somehow have magical powers. There's some hilarious over-acting, plenty of ...             Magnificent Butcher Sammo Hung Kam-Bo, Hoi San Lee 20th Century Fox, 2003 I finally got around to seeing this, and it will be a while before it leaves my DVD player Sammo Hung stars as Butcher Wing, the famous student of Wong Fei Hong, and Master Wong is played by Kwan Tak Hing! Kwan would be the standout performer, except for the fact that he only has a cameo and the rest of the cast does such a good job. When Sammo's brother ...             Rich and Famous Yun-Fat Chow, Andy Lau Tai Seng, 2000 Quite Good! I've seen the other reviews for this movie here and was quite surprised. I bought this and Tragic Hero together because I simply love Chow Yun-Fat. The movie is obviously not up to the standards of the early John Woo's but non-the-less, it is a quality film! Yun-Fat ...             Riki-Oh - The Story of Ricky Siu-Wong Fan, Mei Sheng Fan Tokyo Shock, 2000 One of the all-time great exploitation films Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky is a truly bizarre film. It's a hybrid exploitation film combining the prison movie, the martial arts movie, and the gore-fest. Oh yeah, and with supervillains that somehow have magical powers. There's some hilarious over-acting, plenty of ...             Dreadnaught Biao Yuen, Ka-Yan Leung Tai Seng, 2000 Very Good Has fun comedy scenes but there are some grisly moments when the killer attacks. Great fight sequences and an entertaining and interesting application of Yuen Biao's "washing" style.             Rape of the Sword Tsao Chang, Hung Lieh Chen Tai Seng Entertainment, 1998             Jie dao sha ren Jang Lee Hwang, Mei Sheng Fan To quote the back of the DVD... this "is one Buddha-tastic Kung Fu hit!" Say what? An absolute must for fans of the great Hwang Jang Lee(and how can you not be?), Hit Man In The Hand Of Buddha is possibly the "king of the superkickers" finest moment... oddly enough though, it's due more in part to the amount of his screen time rather then the actual ...             Rape of the Sword Tsao Chang, Hung Lieh Chen Tai Seng Entertainment, 1998             Buddhist Fist Shun-Yee Yuen, Siu Ming Tsui Xenon/Umvd Visual Entertainmen, 1999 Brilliant Another quintessential bad movie sub genre is the chopsaki kung-fu flick genre. I've seen a lot of chopsaki flicks. But I don't think I have ever seen one as genuinely bad as The Buddhist Fist. It was one of those movies that I felt, at least for a time, was the worst ...          products you might be interested in   search for DVDs buddhist, dreadnaught, edition, magnificent, postman, riki-oh      toavi.com    web we recommend One of the all-time great exploitation films randomly chosen book: Mensagem (Colecção: Mundo Das Letras)